Planetarium
Experience an unforgettable space walk from comfortable upholstered seats in Switzerland’s largest, most cutting-edge planetarium. You can also enjoy cultural highlights such as music shows and radio plays with 3D surround sound under the planetarium’s dome.
Discover the Realm of Stars and Planets
What can you expect at the planetarium?
At the Swiss Museum of Transport Planetarium, you can experience an artificial starry sky that offers fascinating insights into the world of astronomy. State-of-the-art projection technology allows you to travel through the universe as realistically as if you were traveling through the cosmos yourself. The five powerful projectors make it possible to project a wide variety of 360° content into the dome.
Why should you visit the Swiss Museum of Transport Planetarium?
It is the largest and most modern planetarium in Switzerland. Digital full-dome projection and 3D sound create an immersive 360° experience in outstanding quality - even when the sky is cloudy. Complex astronomical topics are presented in an understandable and vivid way. Cultural events enable a unique immersion in worlds of sound and images.
Which shows are shown in the planetarium?
- Space shows: Breathtaking projections and exciting stories about the universe.
- Live shows: Experts give interactive tours of the cosmos and answer individual questions.
- 3D radio plays: "The three ???" investigate in unique surround sound.
- Immersive music shows and concerts: An impressive sound experience with 360° visuals.
- Children's shows: Playful insights into the solar system with animated cartoons.
- Lectures: Renowned experts share their knowledge of astronomy and space travel.
Is the planetarium suitable for children?
Yes, it is suitable for children from the age of 6 and offers programs specially tailored to them, such as the Plani4Kids series. There are also shows for even younger children (from 4 years), the specific age recommendations for each show can be found in the respective descriptions on this website.
A 360° view of the planetarium.
Your contact person

Marc Horat
Head of Planetarium